Category: academia
Sixteen years ago, I had to fill in teaching the easiest class on campus. Hell, for me, is full of earthquakes and volcanoes.
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Category: geologic time
After more than 25 years, the Geological Society of America has updated their time scale.
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Category: field work
Geobloggers have been sharing pictures of themselves in full field mode. Here's mine... but I wonder if the image puts some students off.
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Category: carnivals
I live near the headwaters of the Colorado River. I'm supposed to share my water, but sometimes it's hard to remember that.
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Category: carnivals
Calls to arms about volcanoes on FEMA, the mantle in Wikipedia, and women in earth science in Wikipedia, plus upcoming carnivals.
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Category: teaching
The continuing saga of a course redesign project. Now with a plan. Sort of.
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Category: academia
Scholarship opportunity for women grad students in the geosciences whose education has been interrupted for at least one year.
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Category: women in science
Because we all need help sometimes.
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Category: teaching
The geoblogosphere is putting together a long list of everything a geology major should know. Watch out. There may be a quiz later.
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Category: life in the Southwest
One advantage of walking to work: no car accidents if I take pictures along the way.
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